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Ancient Coins and AntiquitiesDan Tel Aviv Hotel
Coins (1-197), Weights (198-200), Seals and seal impressions (201-261), Jewellery (262-275), Oil Lamps (276-303), Glass (304-365), Antiquities (366-613), Maps (614-623), Photographs (624-631), A Book (632)
Cover illustration depicts: A Sphinx on a Corinthian Terracotta Drinking Cup), Lot no. 524
Viewing Times
Lots can be viewed at the Dan Tel Aviv Archaeological Center shop (99 Hayarkon St).
Items available for review at the Dan Tel Aviv Archaeological Center shop (99 Hayarkon St) on:
Tuesday 25 Sep '07: 10am-9pm
Wednesday 26 Sep '07: 10am-4pm
Thursday 27 Sep '07: Closed
Friday 28 Sep '07: 10am-4pm
Saturday 29 Sep '07: Closed
Sunday 30 Sep '07: 10am-9pm
Monday 1 Oct '07: 10am-9pm
Tuesday (day of sale) 2 Oct '07: 10am-2pm
Release Times
Items released on:
Tuesday (day of sale) 2 Oct 07: After the sale
Wednesday 3 Oct 07: 10am-4pm
Thursday 4 Oct 07: Closed
Friday 5 Oct 07: 10am-4pm
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So I started out by insulting her.
I have the impression, which may be inaccurate, that you are Scottish but live in California. Should I have paid better attention and not make assumptions?Yes, most definitely. My family is Welsh, but they had the bad taste to have me born just over the Severn Estuary in England. I know that many Americans don't know where Wales is, but if you think about how upset Canadians get when you describe them as American you'll understand how I react to the usual American habit of conflating Britain and England.
I have no connection with Scotland whatsoever, aside from being very fond of their whisky. I strongly recommend that you avoid all Scotsmen for the next few years as they will have taken your question above as a mortal insult to their people.
As for living in California, I used to, but since losing my job there I am now homeless again. I do still spend as much time as I can in California, but I cannot be legally resident there. Technically I am resident in the UK, but I can't afford a home here so I have to scrounge off family and friends.
Did Emerald City begin as a print fanzine, or has it always been on the Web?Neither. Emerald City began when I had just moved to Australia. I wanted a way to keep in touch with folks back in the UK, and the new American friends I had made at the Glasgow Worldcon, so I started a fanzine. Not being able to afford to print it and post it around the world, I took to emailing it to people instead. Little did I know that I was treading on sacred fannish traditions by doing this. Some time later I discovered HTML and thought it might be fun to put the zine on the Web, thereby getting myself into even deeper trouble with fanzine fandom.
How has Emerald City evolved since its early days?Well, it wasn't intended to be a book review magazine. I thought it would probably be more of a "Pom's view of Australia" thing. But I discovered that I enjoyed doing book reviews. Also I wanted to promote some of the really good Australian writers that I'd discovered. And probably the most significant evolution is that I've learned a lot about book reviewing.
You keep up a monthly schedule, and each issue is filled with reviews and interviews and news. A lot of work for one person. How do you still manage to go to conventions, do other work, and live?I'm self-employed, and currently have very little work, so I have nothing else do to. And I am gradually sinking deeper into debt.
Various reviewers have certain creeds -- some won't review books they don't like, some won't review books they like, some see their job simply as telling readers whether a book is worth buying, etc. Do you have any such goals or taboos for yourself?I try not to review books that I know I won't like. Everyone has their blind spots. Some books, no matter how well written, don't appeal. And other books, no matter how popular, don't fit my definition of a good read. Romance is a good example. I've tried reading Catherine Asaro, but I keep ending up wanting to slap the heroine round the head. I knew that my parents should never have let me read Swallows and Amazons when I was a kid. I did once say in the zine that I didn't review military SF because I didn't enjoy it. I got hate mail about that.
Are there any British books that haven't made it to the States that you think we should be more aware of? Any U.S. books you think non-U.S. readers should strive to find?I'm pleased to see that M. John Harrison is now getting published in the US. The Course of the Heart, just out from Nightshade, is one of the best fantasy books ever written, and Light is a brilliant piece of SF. The British writers that the US is most missing out on right now are Justina Robson (whose Natural History recently placed second in the John W. Campbell Memorial Award) and Jon Courtenay Grimwood. However, both will be seeing publication from Bantam in 2005 and I look forward to US readers being able to enjoy their work.
The main problem for people outside of the UK is that they find it difficult to get hold of books published by small presses. Big name US writers such as Neal Stephenson, George RR Martin, Lois McMaster Bujold and Dan Simmons get re-printed around the world. But much of the best SF&F being published in the US today comes from publishers such as Prime, Nightshade, Small Beer and so on. Even specialist SF bookstores in the UK (of which there are very few left) tend not to carry that stuff. Some of the small press output doesn't even get onto Amazon UK.
Conventional wisdom is that meeting writers whose works you admire can be dangerous, since most good writers are not as interesting as their books are. Have you met any writers whom you like as much as their books?I guess I must be unconventional then, because I find most writers to be very interesting people. I've got on well with almost all of the big name writers I have met. I should put in a special word here for John C. Wright who has been very friendly and gracious in email exchanges even though I panned his books. But I suspect that "conventional wisdom" comes out of the mainstream. I'm sure that readers are disappointed at discovering that not all thriller writers are like Hemmingway, for example, or that not all chick lit writers are drop-dead-gorgeous twenty-somethings with a string of male model boyfriends. The great thing about the SF&F community is that both writers and fans are fascinated by ideas. No one expects Larry Niven to have a lifestyle like Louis Wu, but they do expect him to know a bit about physics.
Do any current trends in SF&F excite or frighten you?Squid. Squid are very exciting. And frightening. They taste good too.
Finally, who would you like to write the SF/F novel of your life?Lyda Morehouse.

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Oklahoma Statutes Title 5, Chp. 1:
"RULES GOVERNING DISCIPLINARY PROCEEDINGS" at Appendix 1-A
"RULES OF PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT" at Appendix 3-A
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The Seattle Seahawks waived LB Tressor Baptiste, DL John Graves and CB Jesse Hoffman Friday, May 4.
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|Seahawks | Worked out several LBs
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The Seattle Seahawks worked out free-agent LB Ricky Elmore (Packers) Monday, Oct. 17, as well as LBs Tressor Baptiste (Bears), Eric Gordon (Browns), Matthias Berning (Jets), Alex Joseph (49ers), Elijah Joseph (Packers) and Archie Donald (Browns), but none were signed.
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|Bears | Waive 14 players
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The Chicago Bears have waived FB Eddie Williams, WRs Andy Fantuz, Onrea Jones and Jimmy Young, OG Johan Asiata, OT Josh Davis, C Alex Linnenkohl, DE Jake Laptad, LBs Chris Z. Johnson, Tressor Baptiste and Deron Minor, CBs Antareis Bryan and Ryan Jones and P Spencer Lanning.
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|Bears | Agree with 26 UDFAs
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The Chicago Bears announced Tuesday, July 26, that they have come to terms with 26 undrafted rookie free agents. The list includes DTs Corbin Bryant (Northwestern), Jordan Miller (Southern) and Sean Murnane (Central Michigan), DE Mario Addison (Troy), LBs Tanner Antle (Tulsa), Tressor Baptiste (Texas A&M), Dom DeCicco (Pitt) and Deron Minor (McNeese State), CBs Antareis Bryan (Baylor), Mike Holmes (Syracuse) and Ryan Jones (Northwest Missouri State), Ss Winston Venable (Boise State) and Anthony Walters (Delaware), QB Trevor Vittatoe (UTEP), Cs J.C. Brignone (Miss. State) and Alex Linnenkohl (Oregon State), OG Ricky Henry (Nebraska), OT Josh Davis (Georgia), RB Robert Hughes (Notre Dame), WRs Travis Cobb (Arizona), Kris Adams (UTEP), Dane Sanzenbacker (Ohio State) and Jimmy Young (TCU), TEs Kyle Adams (Purdue) and Andre Smith (Virginia Tech) and P Spencer Lanning (South Carolina).
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Arbitron Inc. Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2012 Earnings Release Scheduled for February 25, 2013
Jan 24, 2013, 05:00 EST
COLUMBIA, Md., Jan. 24, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Arbitron Inc. (NYSE: ARB) today announced that it plans to report fourth quarter and full year 2012 financial results on Monday, February 25, 2013, after the close of the market.
Due to the pending acquisition of Arbitron Inc. by Nielsen Holdings N.V., which is subject to Arbitron stockholder approval, clearances by relevant regulatory authorities, and other customary closing conditions, Arbitron will not be hosting a conference call.
About Arbitron
Arbitron Inc. (NYSE: ARB) is an international media and marketing research firm serving the media–radio, television, cable and out-of-home; the mobile industry as well as advertising agencies and advertisers around the world. Arbitron's businesses include: measuring network and local market radio audiences across the United States; surveying the retail, media and product patterns of U.S. consumers; providing mobile audience measurement and analytics in the United States, Europe, Asia and Australia, and developing application software used for analyzing media audience and marketing information data. The Company has developed the Portable People Meter ™ (PPM®) and the PPM 360™, new technologies for media and marketing research.
Portable People Meter™, PPM® and PPM 360™ are marks of Arbitron Inc.
Statements in this release that are not strictly historical, including the statements regarding expectations for 2012 and any other statements regarding events or developments that we believe or anticipate will or may occur in the future, may be "forward-looking" statements. There are a number of important factors that could cause actual events to differ materially from those suggested or indicated by such forward-looking statements. These factors include, among other things, the current global economic recession and the upheaval in the credit markets and financial services industry, competition, our ability to develop and successfully market new products and technologies, our ability to successfully commercialize our Portable People Meter service, the growth rates and cyclicality of markets we serve, our ability to expand our business in new markets, the possibility that the transaction with Nielsen will not close or that the closing may be delayed, the possibility that Arbitron may be unable to obtain stockholder approval as required for the transaction or that the other conditions to the closing of the transaction may not be satisfied, the transaction may involve unexpected costs, liabilities or delays, the outcome of any legal proceedings related to the transaction, the occurrence of any event, change or other circumstances that could give rise to the termination of the transaction agreement, general economic conditions; conditions in the markets Nielsen and Arbitron are engaged in, behavior of customers, suppliers and competitors (including their reaction to the transaction), technological developments, as well as legal and regulatory rules affecting Nielsen's and Arbitron's business, the impact of increased costs of data collection including a trend toward increasing incidence of cell phone-only households, litigation and other contingent liabilities including intellectual property matters, our compliance with applicable laws and regulations and changes in applicable laws and regulations, our ability to achieve projected efficiencies, cost reductions, sales growth and earnings, and international economic, political, legal and business factors. Additional information regarding the factors that may cause actual results to differ materially from these forward-looking statements is available in our SEC filings, including our 2011 Annual Report on Form 10-K. These forward-looking statements speak only as of the date of this release and the Company does not assume any obligation to update any forward-looking statement.
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Medical trash-burning facility plans Tooele move
05/18/2014 9:15amA medical waste burning facility pressed to leave a Utah suburb by residents and legislators worried about toxic emissions has picked out a new home on the western shore of Great Salt Lake, a move which has raised health concerns for its future neighbors.
West Jordan company to play big role in US Capitol restoration
05/18/2014 10:01amA Utah company just finalized a contract and will play a major role in the hugely expensive project of fixing the U.S. Capitol dome.
1 killed, 1 hospitalized in Ogden auto-pedestrian accident
05/18/2014 10:46amOne woman is dead and a girl has been hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries after a vehicle struck them Friday night in Ogden.
Motorcycle crash leaves 1 man in critical condition, another in serious condition
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Michael Sam saga apt to expand NFL's gay fan base
05/18/2014 4:58pmYears before Michael Sam was born, gay-rights activists Kate Kendell and Paul Guequierre were already die-hard National Football League fans.
Driver, passenger identified in crash near airport
05/18/2014 5:53pmThe driver and the front passenger have been identified in a crash that killed three and left another in critical condition Saturday.
Second man arrested in Sandy home invasion
05/18/2014 6:05pmPolice have arrested the second man that allegedly impersonated a police officer in order to invade a home May 15.
Woman arrested for DUI after driving wrong way on I-15
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Naples teen drives into a Maverik Store — literally
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SKorean immigrants gather in SLC to remember ferry victims
05/18/2014 7:31pmAbout 50 immigrants gathered at Legacy Park Sunday afternoon to remember the hundreds of victims of last month's ferry sinking in South Korea, where they believe rescue and media efforts were hindered by the South Korean government.
Mother holds annual 'Race for Grief' to honor loss of daughter
05/18/2014 8:44pmHealth and fitness expert Lora Erickson found herself in a position no woman wants to be in: she gave birth to a premature baby, who died hours later. Wanting to remember her daughter, she holds an annual race called "Race for Grief."
19-year-old drowns in Blackridge Reservoir
05/18/2014 11:59pmA 19-year-old drowned after swimming across Blackridge Reservoir.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has granted Section 3 approval of DuPont Steward insecticide for control of major worm pests, plus tarnished plant bug in cotton.
In 2000 usage under Section 18 exemptions, DuPont Steward controlled beet armyworm and tobacco budworm, while helping to protect beneficials and the cotton crop.
Steward also suppressed Lygus bugs (l. hesperus) in the western United States. Registration applications have been submitted to the states for review and approval.
The active ingredient in DuPont Steward, indoxacarb, is a new class of insecticide chemistry with a novel mode of action. This unique mode of action means Steward is an effective resistance management tool. While Steward protects the cotton crop against targeted pests, it has demonstrated minimal impact on beneficial insects and non-target organisms. DuPont Steward will also help preserve the long-term effective use of other chemistries, including Bt cotton technology, as Steward is a viable over-spray option.
At labeled rates, Steward can provide from five to 14 days residual protection of treated cotton, depending on the insect, population pressure and crop/environmental conditions. DuPont Steward is not systemic and does not protect new growth.
"We are very pleased that the EPA has granted Section 3 registration of DuPont Steward insecticide. We know that cotton consultants and growers found this product to be effective on worm pests plus tarnished plant bug in 2000," said Lynn Loughary, product manager for DuPont Steward.
Steward will be available for the 2001 cotton season.
As of Jan. 10, 2001, Steward had been approved for commercial sales in New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri, Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia.
For specific application information on DuPont Steward insecticide, please consult your local DuPont Field Service representative, agricultural products retailer or cotton consultant.


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My last post was about gratitude and its relationship to our happiness and abundance. If you're like me, you can read a post like that and think, "Yea yea yea. That's great. I'll be more gratitudinal." (Well, maybe you don't make up words like I do, but you get the gist.)
I like to go beyond just the concept (i.e. creativity, gratitude, love, collusion, discipline, etc etc) and offer tools, so that you can get a sense of how the concept works in your everyday life. Until you practice and witness your own shifts and awakenings, none of this stuff makes much impact.
Which is why – when it comes to practicing gratitude – I encourage everyone to keep a gratitude journal. Even when I teach songwriting workshops, this is one of the tools I promote. Artists and creative types are prone to suspicion when any kind of forced happiness is beset upon them. Often, they have a finely tuned sense of the dark side, especially when it comes to their attitudes about their own lives. Gratitude journals can slowly and creatively turn this around. I've seen it time and time again.
To reiterate what I wrote yesterday, this is not about living in denial or being phony. What it is about is refining your focus. In other words, I encourage the sensitive and bright people in the world to refocus their sensitivity so that they are sensitive to the joy and the good things in their lives, and not just to how bad and painful things feel to them.
So, what is a gratitude journal?
A gratitude journal is a blank notebook where you write lists of things for which you are grateful. Every night, before you go to bed, you take about three minutes to write down a list of five things. (Or any do-able number.) Some days, you might be feeling particularly abundant, and those five things just fly onto the page. Some days, it might feel like you can't think of even two things. That's when you remember how amazing it is that you even have a roof over your head or food to eat. That's when you remember your cat (again) and the fact that you have hot water for a bath. No matter what you're feeling, you find time to write down these five things every single night without fail. And they don't always have to be new and different.
What happens when you write in a gratitude journal every night?
My experience is that when I write out my I-am-grateful-for's every night, I become more in tune throughout the next day. It's like turning on an inner-switch that sets your awareness to look for material for your journal each night. So you might be driving out of your neighborhood in the morning, and catch the flash of a bluebird in the sunlight, and instead of blowing it off, you stop and notice it for a moment. You take it in. And you make a mental note to include that in your gratitude journal. Then, when you're having lunch with a co-worker, she grabs the check and pays it. And not only do you thank her, but you make that mental note again. Your day becomes a basket where you collect things. It's a private little game.
In essence, you become a gratitude magnet. And oddly enough, cool things start to find you. But you have to learn to be grateful now for all that is already.
Really try this one. In fact, try it for the month of December and see how the practice changes you. See if you don't lighten up a little and call a few more goodies out into manifestation in your world.
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Parts/Supply Associate
"A place for everything, and everything in its place." Is that phrase one of your philosophies? If so, you may want to know more about the Parts Associate opportunity at CarMax.
Parts Associate responsibilities include allocating parts to a vehicle, keeping parts inventory well stocked, controlling shrinkage and maintaining a working relationship with suppliers.
Applicants must provide quality customer service, and be highly organized. Previous experience in a parts environment is preferred.
Flexible work hours with shifts that may include nights, weekends, holidays and 12-hour days.
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Deloitte is one of the leading professional services organizations in the United States, specializing in audit, tax, consulting and financial advisory services with clients in more than 20 industries. We provide powerful business solutions to some of the world s most well-known and respected companies, including more than 75 percent of the Fortune 100.At Deloitte, you can have a rewarding career on every level. In addition to challenging and meaningful work, you ll have the chance to give back to your community, make a positive impact on the environment, participate in a range of diversity and inclusion initiatives, and find the support, coaching, and training it takes to advance your career. Our commitment to individual choice lets you customize aspects of your career path, your educational opportunities and your benefits. And our culture of innovation means your ideas on how to improve our business and your clients will be heard.Join our Strategy & Operations (S&O) team this summer to enhance your education and accelerate your career. As a Summer Associate, you ll work side by side with innovative and strategic thought leaders and stay ahead of the rapidly evolving world of business. You ll get the training to be confident and prepared to help tackle some of our clients most complex business issues. When you become a member of our team not only will you experience our supportive work culture, but you ll also receive first-hand insights into the day-to-day challenges and opportunities faced by our consultants.
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As a Summer Associate, you ll work with diverse global clients across a wide range of industries. You will have a variety of client-facing responsibilities including interviewing staff, gathering data, analyzing issues, formulating and making recommendations, and helping clients implement proposed solutions. During your time with us, you ll sharpen your consulting and networking skills by taking part in social outings, office-wide team meetings, and community service events.
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Our Strategy & Operations consultants offer insightful recommendations and data-fueled strategies to help our clients address some of their most complex business issues. We are a diverse and talented team that supports a collaborative culture and delivers value through the application of strategy and process improvement. We tackle our clients organizational strategy, financial management, supply management, innovation, and growth issues and help to enhance their business performance, productivity, and long-term profitability. Join us, and play a key role in designing our clients roadmap to the future.Learn more about our Strategy & Operations practice.
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During this exciting and challenging learning experience, you ll gain first-hand insights into technical skills, critical professional behaviors, standards, and mindsets to help you expand on your previous experience, knowledge and skills. You ll work with a wide variety of talented strategic leaders and learn how to develop, implement, and measure innovative strategies, tackle real-world business issues head-on, and experience what it s like to be a part of our work culture.
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Our positive and supportive culture encourages our people to do their best work every day. We celebrate individuals by recognizing their uniqueness and offering them the flexibility to make daily choices that can help them to be healthy, centered, confident, and aware. We offer well-being programs and are continuously looking for new ways to maintain a culture where our people excel and lead healthy, happy lives.Learn more about Life at Deloitte.
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Piggy backing
The success continues for the Herd in Durham. The Bisons haven't lost a season series since '99 and a win tonight would guarantee that streak continuing with anther game left in the tank. The Bisons dropped 3-of-4 at Dunn Tire Park but the Bisons have pounded out double digit hit totals the last two nights to help the winning efforts.
David Huff will get the start tonight but as we've mentioned, his innings are capped at five each time out. Bryan Bullington had a clean ball in his locker this afternoon too and that means your classic "you start it, I'll finish it" scenario. Torey Lovullo told me today he'd like to use this combination to complete the game tonight and hammer down a series victory. Bullington is ready for the task, five innings his last time out and extended relief in the two previous outings since coming to Buffalo.
TODAY'S GAME: Tonight, the Buffalo Bisons take on the Durham Bulls in the third game of a four-game series from Durham Bulls Athletic Park (7:05 p.m.). The Herd has jumped put to a 2-0 series lead, winning last night's game, 8-5. The Bisons are currently 4-2 on an eight-game roadtrip that began with a four-game split in Charlotte. On the mound today for the Herd is LHP David Huff. The lefty last pitched on Saturday in Charlotte, where he allowed just one hit and no runs to earn his second win as a Bison. Durham will counter with LHP Heath Phillips.
TODAY'S STARTER: David Huff
-Last Game: 7/26 @CHA: (W, 5.0IP, H, BB, 4K), Bisons' 4-0 win.
-2008 w/ Bisons: (3-3, 2.89)(10GS, 53.0IP, 45H, 20R, 17ER, 6BB, 54K).
-2008 w/ Akron (AA): (5-1, 1.92)(11G, 10GS, 65.2IP, 44H, 17R, 14ER, 14BB, 62K)
-2007 w/ Kinston (A): (4-1, 2.72)(11GS, 59.2IP, 57H, 23R, 18ER, 15BB, 46K).
-2007 Carolina League All-Star, missed second half of season (left elbow strain).
-2006 w/ Mahoning Valley (A): (0-1, 5.87)(4GS, 7.2IP, 9H, 5R, 5ER, 8K).
-Drafted by Cleveland in the 1st round (39th overall) of the 2006 MLB Draft
STAYING HOT: OF Brad Snyder is a key reason for the Bisons' 4-2 record on the team's current roadtrip. Since leaving Buffalo on July 23, the centerfielder is 11 for 23 (.478) with two runs, five doubles, two triples, a homerun and eight RBI. Snyder had another stellar performance Wednesday night, going 3 for 5 with two runs, a double, a triple, a home run and four RBI. So far in July, Snyder is hitting .306 (26-85) with four home runs and 16RBI.
STREAKIN: INF Michael Aubrey has stretched his hitting streak to four games after going 3 for 5 with a run scored, a home run and two RBI in Wednesday night's 8-5 victory in Durham. What's equally impressive is that he has hit in 13 of his last 14 games, going 22 for 61 (.361), with five doubles, three home runs, fifteen RBI and five walks.
NEW TO THE PEN: RHP Brendan Donnelly has had great success with the Bisons as he returns from off-season Tommy John surgery. In his time with the Herd bullpen, the veteran has been a solid bridge to the closer, having picked up a hold in three of his four appearances. In four games with Buffalo (4.0IP), Donnelly has struck out three batters and owns a 2.25ERA.
BISONS BITS: OF Trevor Crowe has reached base safely in each of his first six Triple-A games. His five-game hitting streak is currently tops on the team…OF Todd Linden has reached base safely in 20 of his last 21 games. Since July 7, Linden is 25 for 77 (.325, 8 2B, 2HR, 12RBI)… INF Morgan Ensberg has hit safely in his last four games (5-13, .385, 4R, 2B, 2 HR, 8RBI, 3BB).


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On this program...
- Visit the Alhambra in Granada
- Ferry across the Straight of Gibraltar
- Join a traditional Spanish cooking class
- Hike in the Rif Mountains in Morocco
Spain & Morocco 15 Day Cultural Journey – Southern Spain
Dates: TBD | Tuition: Request A Quote Learn More
On this program...
- Visit the Alhambra in Granada
- Ferry across the Straight of Gibraltar
- Join a traditional Spanish cooking class
- Hike in the Rif Mountains in Morocco
Group Organizer/s:
Your contact info here.
WTT Contact:
Will Loyd, email@example.com, 303-519-6908
Deadlines: TBD
Click on the sections above to learn more
Sample Itinerary
|USA - Madrid, Spain
|Today the group will travel from the USA to Madrid, Spain.
|In Flight
|We'll arrive in Madrid and settle into the hotel after a long day of travel. After a brief orientation meeting we'll explore our neighborhood and have dinner in Plaza Santa Ana.
|TOC hostel
|Today we'll visit the Prado Museum, one of the most impressive art museums in the world. In the afternoon we'll stroll through the Retiro Park, once the king's personal refuge, and enjoy churros con chocolate along the old winding streets. Later we'll have dinner in a recently renovated traditional food market.
|TOC hostel
|Madrid - Granada
|After breakfast we'll travel south to Granada, one of the most idyllic cities in all of Spain, once the thriving capital of the Moorish empire. In the afternoon we'll have a guided tour of the old Albayzin, the traditional "Gypsy" neighborhood and the historic Jewish quarter.
|Monasterio Basilio
|We'll have a guided tour of the Alhambra during the day, one of the most photogenic places on the planet. Afterwards, we'll have free time to wander through the old quarter or attending a flamenco performance in a cave above town this evening.
|Monasterio Basilio
|Granada - Ronda
|Today we will travel to Ronda in the heart of Andalucia and visit the precipitous ravine before enjoying a bike tour around the outskirts of this ancient city, riding to Setenil de las Bodegas, a spectacular pueblo blanco partially built into a cliff-face.
|Enfrentearte or similar
|Ronda - Sevilla
|We depart this morning to Sevilla, stopping on the way at an olive farm where some of the finest organic olive oil in the world is produced. We'll arrive in the afternoon and eat a dinner of delicious tapas.
|Espacio Azahara
|This morning we'll explore the city, including the impressive cathedral where Christopher Columbus is buried. In the evening we'll prepare our own authentic Spanish dinner in a cooking class!
|Espacio Azahara
|Sevilla - Tangier
|After breakfast we'll take a bus to the southern coast of Spain before boarding a ferry for a quick trip across the Strait of Gibraltar to Tangier, Morocco. Upon arrival we'll settle into our riad, a traditional Moroccan guesthouse, and have time to explore the old quarter of the city.
|Melting Pot Hostel
|Today we'll explore Tangier, one of the most famous cities in all of North Africa, a hub of culture, language, food and religion. We'll wander the Medina, the historic market and experience the dazzling array of sights, sounds and smells. In the evening, we'll eat a truly special traditional meal accompanied by live Gnawa music, a surprisingly funky tradition!
|Melting Pot Hostel
|Tangier - Chefchaouen
|After breakfast we'll board a bus for the idyllic mountain town of Chefchaouen. This village is painted almost entirely in blue and, with its centuries-old cobblestone streets, offers one of the most photogenic locations imaginable. We'll spend the day exploring Chefchaouen, experiencing all that North Africa has to offer.
|Casa Perleta
|In the morning we'll embark on a day-hike through the nearby Rif mountains, enjoying a picnic lunch in one of the most beautiful places in all of Morocco. We'll return to town in the mid-afternoon to rest before a traditional Moroccan dinner.
|Casa Perleta
|After a relaxing morning we'll bus back to Tangier where students will have time for a relaxing afternoon and evening exploring the city.
|Melting Pot Hostel
|After breakfast, we'll board a flight to Madrid. Upon arrival we'll check into our hotel before enjoying a final celebratory farewell dinner before our flight home the following morning.
|TOC hostel
|Madrid - USA
|On our way home! Hasta luego!
|Your Own Bed
Philosophy Of Travel
Our mission is to inspire the next generation to become global leaders by taking an active interest in the world around them. With a dedication to learning, along with an enduring passion for exploring the world, Walking Tree Travel designs transformative and meaningful travel programs that uncover the authentic culture of each destination and inspire students to take action in their local and global community.
Walking Tree Travel stands for a more open, curious, and compassionate approach to travel. We partner with select schools around the world to provide memorable small-group experiences, and invest in cultivating and maintaining longterm relationships with our partner communities. If you are interested in our organization and philosophy of travel, click here to learn more about us.
In order to provide a safe and memorable experience for our students, teachers, and staff, Program Leaders and Country Directors follow strict guidelines when deciding on lodging, making reservations, and assigning program participants to rooms.
Tangier: www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review
Chefchaouen: www.casaperleta.com/es/
Tuition & Fundraising
Program Tuition Includes
Program Tuition Excludes: Baggages fees, airline minor fees, personal shopping, passport or visa fees, and activities not listed in the itinerary.*
*NOTE: If you are traveling on a program that is completed before September 1, 2018 your basic travel insurance is included. If you are traveling on a program that departs after September 1, 2018 you must purchase travel insurance if you want to have any supplemental coverage beyond what your family's package may provide. This change is due to new federal regulations.
Estimated Airfare*
International Airfare: In order to give our travelers the best possible price, we break out airfare from the Program Tuition. We will still handle all booking and ticketing via our flight partner who has access to special fares not available to the general public. We will provide full transparency in cost so that families pay what the flight costs and nothing more. You will be invoiced for the flight once we are able to secure the group's airline contract.
Standards of Behavior
WTT provides fun, safe, and meaningful programs for our travelers. In order to achieve this goal, it is important that we create an environment of trust, security and respect. All individuals participating in our programs are required to take responsibility for their actions and adhere to a high standard of behavioral conduct. Any of the following are grounds for early dismissal or in-country consequences at our discretion.
- Possessing, consuming or distributing alcohol or illegal drugs
- Associating with participants while they are in possession of or are consuming or distributing alcohol or illegal drugs
- Behaving in a way that consistently damages the group dynamic or jeopardizes personal or group safety. This includes consistently displaying a negative attitude, intimidating or excluding other participants, sneaking out, disobeying group leaders, and any other behavior that is not conducive to an atmosphere of trust and mutual respect.
- Getting a piercing or tattoo
- Stealing, or deliberately damaging or defacing any personal property, buildings or materials
- Threatening with or using weapons such as firearms, knives, explosives, etc.
- Riding mopeds, motorcycles, or any other type of unauthorized vehicle
- Being out of designated area or accommodations after curfew
- Breaking group rules
These standards of behavior are essential for the successful completion of a travel program. Please take the time to review these rules as a family and make sure everyone understands and agrees to them before choosing to travel with WTT.
Continue to the next sectionPassport & Visa Check
Passport & Visa Check
Passport must be valid for six months after the final day of your travel program, including one open visa page.
No Visa Requirements for US Citizens traveling to Morocco.
Non US citizens should check with their country's embassy abroad to verify vaccination and visa requirements.
US citizens traveling from a country other than the United States should check the State Department website (www.travel.state.gov) for more information regarding additional visa or vaccine requirements.
Please contact us for further information regarding vaccination and visa requirements.
Health and Safety
We strongly recommend visiting the CDC Morocco website to get the most updated information on health and vaccination considerations in your destination country. In addition, we encourage you to consult with your personal family physician so you can be as informed as possible when making important decisions about vaccinations and other necessary health-related preparations before travel.
Our in-country staff prepare meticulously for all programs. Walking Tree will register our programs and travelers with the U.S. Department of State Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) in case of emergency. In country staff also verify the safety records of our partner organizations, vendors, and transportation providers, thoroughly vet homestay families via in depth interviews and home visits, and keep up on important current events in the region.
Program Leaders are seasoned travelers who are CPR and First Aid certified, undergo thorough training in crisis management, and participate in a multi-day leadership training retreat. We do our best to prepare for any eventuality and have detailed emergency protocols for our leaders, in-country staff and U.S.-based staff.
We receive medical disclosures from all participants to ensure we are able to meet every students' needs during the program. Please inform us immediately of any additional health issues that you did not list during your initial registration process. Program Leaders will also hold an online information session before your departure, as well as an arrival orientation in-country, in order to give participants important instructions on food safety, hygiene and preventing injury and illness. Leaders and in-country staff always respond immediately to any mental, physical or emotional health issues and follow comprehensive emergency protocols.
Travel Insurance
While we work hard to ensure the safest experience possible for our travelers while on program, experience has taught us that travel is never without risk. For this reason, we suggest you consider purchasing travel insurance which would cover you in the event your student needs to withdraw before travel due to a covered reason, loses baggage in route or encounters an emergency while traveling, among other unforeseen circumstances. Please see a summary of a plan below and follow the link for a more detailed explanation or to purchase the plan for your traveler.
Trip Cancellation Up to 100% of Trip Cost
Reimburses your prepaid, non-refundable expenses if you must cancel your trip due to a covered reason.
Maximum coverage: $100,000.
Trip Interruption Up to 150% of Trip Cost
Reimburses for the unused, non-refundable portion of your trip and for the increased transportation costs it takes for you to return home or to continue your trip due to a covered reason. Maximum coverage: $150,000.
Missed Connection $1,600
Reimburses for covered expenses resulting from a covered delay that causes you to miss your scheduled flight or cruise.
Travel Delay $1,600
Receive up to $200 per day per person to cover additional accommodation/travel expenses and lost prepaid expenses due to a departure delay of six or more hours.
Medical Protection:
Emergency Medical and Dental $50,000
-This primary coverage provides reimbursement for expenses incurred during your trip due to covered medical and dental emergencies. No deductible.
-$750 maximum for emergency dental care.
Baggage Protection
Baggage Loss/Damage $2,000
Covers loss, damage or theft of baggage and personal effects.
Baggage Delay $600
Covers the reasonable additional purchase of essential items during your trip if your baggage is delayed or misdirected by a common carrier for 24 hours or more. Receipts for emergency purchases are required.
Assistance Services
Emergency Medical Transportation $1,000,000
Provides medically necessary transportation to the nearest appropriate facility following a covered injury or illness. Also covers the cost of your transportation back home following a covered injury or illness.
24-Hour Hotline Help Included
Help is just a phone call away with Allianz Global Assistance. Our staff of multilingual problem solvers is available to help you with a medical, legal or travel-related emergency.
*Terms, conditions, and exclusions apply. Insurance benefits underwritten by BCS Insurance Company (OH, Administrative Office: Oakbrook Terrace, IL), rated "A" (Excellent) by A.M. Best Co., under BCS Form No. 52.201 series or 52.401 series, or Jefferson Insurance Company (NY, Administrative Office: Richmond, VA), rated "A+" (Superior) by A.M. Best Co., under Jefferson Form No. 101C series or 101P series, depending on your state of residence. Plan(s) may not be available in all jurisdictions. Allianz Global Assistance and Allianz Travel Insurance are marks of AGA Service Company or its affiliates. AGA Service Company is the licensed producer and administrator of this plan and an affiliate of Jefferson Insurance Company. The insured shall not receive any special benefit or advantage due to the affiliation between AGA Service Company and Jefferson InsuranceCompany. NonInsurance benefits/products are provided and serviced by AGA Service Company. Consumer may be responsible for charges incurred from outside vendors for assistance or concierge services. Contact AGA Service Company at 8002848300 or 9950 Mayland Drive, Richmond, VA 23233 or email@example.com.
Global Leadership Curriculum
WTT has developed a curriculum that helps each of our travelers mature as global leaders before, during, and after their travel program. These simple, engaging tools are meant to spark discussion, frame the experience, and prepare participants to travel ethically and effectively both on our programs and in the future.
For more information about student learning objectives and the format of the curriculum, click on the 'learn more' button below.
To view and complete the Pre-Program Activities, visit our online portal at the button below.
Language Resources
Want to learn a new language and be better prepared for your travel program? Duolingo is the easiest, most entertaining way to start learning and using a new language right away! The more you practice, the more you'll be able to communicate with locals in your host country and help your fellow travelers navigate a foreign environment.
Tap the Duolingo owl to get started, or download the app to your mobile phone.
Continue to the next sectionTravel Day Details
Travel Day Details
Program participants will meet the group organizer at the below airline check-in counter three hours before the departure flight. If you have trouble locating the group, please notify your group organizer or contact WTT.
Air travel is unpredictable. Although we can ensure that our groups arrive to the airport with ample time and follow all airline instructions, there may still be instances when a flight is delayed or cancelled due to weather, mechanical problems, labor strikes, etc. Please note that in such an event WTT is not financially responsible for unexpected costs incurred by travelers. Our programs officially begin and end in our host countries. That being said, our travelers' well-being and safety is our number one priority, so please know that should flight delays/cancellations occur we will do everything we can to get travelers home in a timely manner and will do our best to keep family members updated on developments.
WTT is not responsible for fees associated with checked baggage. Please also make sure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond the final day in country.
Please confirm with your air travel provider as some airlines may require that travelers under a certain age have completed an unaccompanied minor parental consent form. Please consult the airline website to confirm if this is required on your flight.
Program Staff
WTT will send a minimum of one experienced Program Leader on every program. In addition to this Program Leader, we also have a support staff in our host countries that are available to the group for additional help when necessary. Below you'll find a list of the Walking Tree staff involved in the planning, organizing, and leadership of your program. Meet your support team!
Lewis & Clark College – B.A. Psychology, major course study in Spanish Martín's thirst for adventure began when, as a boy growing up in rural New Mexico, his parents would pack up their '70s vintage Suburban and head south to the coastal regions of Old Mexico. He later spent his junior year in Seville, Spain while studying Psychology at Lewis and Clark College, which is world-renowned for its overseas experiences. Ten years later the opportunity popped up for him to return to Spain and he jumped at the chance. Seven years later and still going strong, Martín uses Madrid as his base, and when he's not organizing trips for students or teaching at the Universidad Europea de Madrid, he spends his time ticking off European and north African countries from his list of "must visits" and, as often as possible, skiing the back-country, surfing atrociously, and sailing the Cantabrian sea.
Lewis & Clark College – B.A. Psychology, major course study in Spanish
Martín's thirst for adventure began when, as a boy growing up in rural New Mexico, his parents would pack up their '70s vintage Suburban and head south to the coastal regions of Old Mexico. He later spent his junior year in Seville, Spain while studying Psychology at Lewis and Clark College, which is world-renowned for its overseas experiences. Ten years later the opportunity popped up for him to return to Spain and he jumped at the chance. Seven years later and still going strong, Martín uses Madrid as his base, and when he's not organizing trips for students or teaching at the Universidad Europea de Madrid, he spends his time ticking off European and north African countries from his list of "must visits" and, as often as possible, skiing the back-country, surfing atrociously, and sailing the Cantabrian sea.
Group Roster
Please have all travelers check below to ensure their name is spelled exactly how it appears on your passport. For edits, email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Community & Project Details
This is where your host community information will appear, along with your community project, if applicable to your program.
Communication & Blog
Travelers will be able to keep in touch with family and friends at home by using Wifi (when available at hotels and restaurants) via Whatsapp, Skype, and Wechat for free.
During the program we keep families and friends updated on the group's adventures as frequently as possible with text and photo blogs. If parents would like updates regarding the group beyond these blog posts and email updates, please direct all general inquiries to firstname.lastname@example.com. We are always checking this email inbox and will respond promptly to inquiries. You can also reach us by dialing 303-242-8541 from the U.S. In case of an emergency, please dial 303-997-0310.
Your blog link is – coming soon –
Photos which appear in the blog will become available after the program ends. We will send out a link to the photo gallery, where you will have access to view and download as many of the photos as you like!
Packing List
What follows is a sample packing list, which will be updated for each program. We recommend you bring a larger piece of luggage like a roller, duffel bag, or backpack, as well as a smaller backpack that you can bring on hikes, weekend excursions and shorter activities.
Most importantly, be sure to remember your PASSPORT and STUDENT ID.
Morocco Packing List
6-8 pairs of underwear
6-8 pairs of socks (a mixture of good hiking socks and casual socks)
2 pairs of soccer socks to cover your legs during the day at the work site
4-6 t-shirts (some quick dry)
2-3 light-weight, long sleeve shirts
1 light sweater or sweatshirt
1 light rain jacket
2-4 pairs of travel/athletic shorts that are breathable and light
2-3 pairs of comfortable/hiking/everyday pants (NOT all jeans)
1 nice shirt/top to be worn to more formal dinners (girls might want a skirt or something a little nicer for such occasions)
1 pair of durable athletic/hiking shoes
1 pair of sandals (optional for beach)
1 pair of work gloves
1 swim suit
1 good sun hat
Important Note for Female Travelers: In the interest of being respectful while still allowing travelers to be comfortable under the heat, (in public at least) shirts should cover shoulders and shorts or skirts/dresses should be conservative- that is, thighs, shoulders and decollete should be covered.
Sunscreen (you will use a lot)
Mosquito repellent (you will use a lot)
Band Aids and Neosporin
Hand Sanitizer
Prescription medication in properly marked original container
Biodegradable soap, shampoo, etc. That is to say, vegetable based, biodegradable, and phosphate-free.
Journal and pen
Camera (digital, disposable, waterproof)
Power Converter and Adapter: Senegal runs on voltage of 230 Frequency of 50 Hz. Power sockets types: C / D / E / K
Alarm Clock and watch
Debit card/US Dollars (we recommend about $50-$150, depending on amount of desired souvenirs, extra items etc.)
Durable water bottle
Water filtration device
1 quick-dry towel
Extra batteries
Deck of cards or other portable games
Host family gift
French/English Dictionary
Travelers often contact us regarding what an appropriate gift might be for their student's host family. Host families are often curious about where our students come from and their families in the U.S. As such, we recommend a simple gift that describes, represents or depicts your home. Well-received gifts in the past have included calendars or picture/coffee table books from your city or state, a framed picture of your family, paraphernalia from a local sports team, toys, soccer balls, school supplies, or something produced or grown in your hometown, like chocolate, local candy, t-shirts, etc. The most important thing to keep in mind is not to worry about this… Anything, no matter its value, will be well received!
Tuition Details
Program tuition includes: All accommodations, 3 meals per day, drinking water, ground transportation, group activity and entry fees, full-time leadership team, taxes, tips and estimated airfare*.
Program tuition excludes: Baggages fees, airline minor fees, personal shopping, passport or visa fees, and activities not listed in the itinerary.
*Estimated Airfare: In order to give our travelers the best possible price, we break out airfare from the Program Tuition. We will still handle all booking and ticketing via our flight partner who has access to special fares not available to the general public. We will provide full transparency in cost so that families pay what the flight costs and nothing more. You will be invoiced for the flight once we are able to secure the group's airline contract.
Insurance: If you are traveling on a program that is completed before September 1, 2018 your basic travel insurance is included. If you are traveling on a program that departs after September 1, 2018 you must purchase travel insurance if you want to have any supplemental coverage beyond what your family's package may provide. This change is due to new federal regulations.


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LOS ANGELES — One year ago today, the Red Sox were on the verge of completing a nine-player trade with the Dodgers that stunned all of baseball.
Josh Beckett, Carl Crawford, and Adrian Gonzalez — three All-Star players with enormous contracts — cleared waivers and were sent to Los Angeles in return for a package of prospects. The new owners of the Dodgers were so eager to prove their credibility that they absorbed $264 million in payroll obligations.
The last-place Red Sox, a sullen bunch of underachievers, suddenly had a bright future. General manager Ben Cherington called it an opportunity to build the franchise's next great team.
In Gonzalez, the Dodgers had a Mexican-American star they could build a marketing campaign around. That Crawford was still recovering from elbow surgery and wouldn't be able to play until the following season and Beckett was on the decline didn't matter.
"I always say I'm not surprised by anything that happens in baseball," said Shane Victorino, then a Dodger and now one of the Red Sox. "But that was surprising."
A year later, there are no regrets on either coast. The Red Sox arrive at Dodger Stadium Friday in first place in the American League East. The Dodgers lead the National League West and have captivated Southern California by winning 45 of their last 55 games.
"I don't know how you can't say it hasn't worked for both teams," Red Sox manager John Farrell said. "This is one of those deals that helped both sides, clearly."
Farrell, who was managing the Toronto Blue Jays at the time, couldn't believe that details of the trade did not leak out before an announcement was made. The amount of money involved also shocked him.
As the Red Sox' former pitching coach, Farrell knew the franchise had lost its way with a series of ill-considered free agent signings, the ouster of manager Terry Francona, and the hiring of the polarizing Bobby Valentine. That so many mistakes could be wiped away at once didn't seem possible.
"Ben was very specific and clear on what he thought needed to be done," said Farrell. "If that trade was pushing the reset button, well, he pushed it with both hands."
The Red Sox, bereft of talent and hope, staggered through the end of the 2012 season and lost 93 games, their most losses in nearly 50 years. Valentine and his incompatible coaching staff were fired and a new roster was constructed largely via free agency.
"It's not fair to blame Adrian, Carl, and Josh, because it wasn't their fault by any means," catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia said. "But we needed to make changes. It was a rough year for everybody and something had to be done."
In Los Angeles, the trade was another unexpected twist in what was a tumultuous summer for Victorino. But one that ultimately proved fruitful.
A popular and productive player for eight seasons with the Philadelphia Phillies, Victorino was traded to the Dodgers July 31. Less than a month later, he knew he would be on the move again.
"Once they picked up Crawford, I mean, how many outfielders can you have?" Victorino said. "The game is a business and I knew I'd be affected.
"I wanted to stay there because that's where I was. I had turned that chapter in Philly and I was in LA. But when they made that trade, I understood what was going on."
In the back of his mind, Victorino wondered whether the Red Sox would be interested in him. They were, and signed Victorino to a three-year, $39 million deal to play right field.
With the money saved by trading Beckett, Crawford, and Gonzalez, the Red Sox also signed righthander Ryan Dempster, shortstop Stephen Drew, outfielder Jonny Gomes, first baseman Mike Napoli, backup catcher David Ross, and reliever Koji Uehara.
Outside of Ross, who has been limited to 24 games because of injuries, all have been contributing players to a 75-54 team.
"The biggest thing was the number of holes we had," assistant general manager Mike Hazen said. "If we kept things status quo, we wouldn't have been able to sign some of the guys we did. There wouldn't have been the flexibility to sign the volume of guys we did.
"There was more than one issue. We didn't feel like we were a piece away, we felt like we were multiple pieces away. We redistributed the money in multiple areas."
When the new-look Red Sox gathered for spring training, third baseman Will Middlebrooks suspected they would exceed expectations.
"We had guys who knew how to win and could set the right tone," he said. "It's hard to play in a place like Boston and they found a bunch of guys who were good players and could handle the market."
The salary dump put the Red Sox well under the payroll threshold that would trigger the competitive-balance tax. That allowed the Red Sox to pick up righthander Jake Peavy — and the $19.7 million he had remaining on his contract — at the trade deadline last month.
"I don't know if we make that trade otherwise," Hazen said. "When Clay [Buchholz] went down, we were able to get Jake and plug him into the rotation."
Peavy will start against the Dodgers Sunday.
"It's kind of amazing when you look at everything that happened because of that trade," Peavy said.
Red Sox slugger David Ortiz, who credits Gonzalez with helping him develop a better approach at the plate against lefthanded pitchers, said the year went by quickly.
Ortiz was on the disabled list at the time of the trade, watching from the sidelines as the season unraveled.
"It seemed like it happened yesterday," Ortiz said. "But I'll tell you what, the way they're playing, it tells you something. Things got better over there, things got better over here. We are making them look like geniuses."Peter Abraham can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow him on Twitter @PeteAbe.


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Gasol and Duhon to Boston for Barbosa, Green and Lee.
Howard to Brooklyn, Lopez to Minny, Love to LA.
Jamison, Meeks, Ebanks to ??? for elite shooter (like Kyle Korver) and then amnesty Metta or Blake.
We'd be throwing the season (what's left of it) and would look like this next year:
PG Nash // Barbosa // (Blake)
SG Kobe // Lee
SF Clark // Korver // (Metta)
PF Green // Love / Hill
C Love // Hill
That would be an exciting team - especially with D'Antoni as the coach. We would have a lot of guys who can shoot 3s, attack the basket, rebound and defend multiple positions.
We'd be vulnerable to post-players like Jefferson, but Al better hit his shots cause he aint getting the rebound with Hill and Love in there. Anoter option would be to keep Metta and trade Jamison, Meeks, Ebanks for an athletic big, who can block shots or a post-defender.
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Perspiration pours from the drummer. Lithe arm muscles ripple in the flashing strobe light as they pound out a staccato rhythm. The glistening face is contorted as the music builds to a crescendo that sends the crowd into rapture.
It's a scene like many others in Johannesburg on any Friday night…. But this one has a different element to it, for the vicious beat holding the party together is provided by a rarity in the world of modern rock 'n roll – a black African woman.
"I was born in Swaziland, in Manzini. My mom is Swazi and my (South African) dad was basically in exile (from the apartheid regime) when he met her," Bianca Nobanda says after a particularly hectic gig that's left her shirt sodden with sweat. Bursting with nervous energy, the young woman only stops twirling her drumsticks when gulping from a bottle of beer.
"I know (American rock star) Lenny Kravitz had a black female drummer – Cindy Blackman," Nobanda says. "But I don't know of any other black female rock drummers – certainly not in Africa."
Defying the stereotype
The slim, attractive Swazi is thriving in a world of male drummer stereotypes: the long-haired – and longer bearded – scowling, broad-shouldered man with inky tattoos on huge biceps. Because of this cliché, Nobanda says, wherever she goes in South Africa, her race and gender are an issue – something she says "mildly irritates" her. But sometimes, she acknowledges, the attention feels "nice!"
"If it's such a novelty and people get a shock out of it, then it works for me – as long as they pay me!"
Nobanda agrees that her gender and dark skin set her "far apart" from the traditional breed of rock 'n roll drummer. Yet she's eager to emphasize that she does have "something very important" in common with the stereotypical beater of skins in international rock music – "My beer guzzling!" she says, spluttering with laughter.
Before, after and even during gigs, Nobanda indulges in liberal swigs from a bottle of her favorite brew, Black Label. "It's very unladylike, I know!" she says, her eyes glinting with mischief.
Nobanda has "always felt closer to the male world than the female world. I was a tomboy all my life anyway, and I always had guy friends and I'd always play boxing with them or karate or whatever." She says she decided from an early age to "beat the boys up at their own games."
But despite this attitude, she still seems at a loss to explain how she ended up playing drums in a heavy rock band with three white Afrikaans men. "I have no clue!" she says. "It's just like it was written in the stars!"
She met one of her band mates in film school in Johannesburg and started "hanging out" with the band. "Like a groupie!" she says. Soon after that, Nobanda says, the group's drummer became "totally unreliable."
"He just basically never came for practices or anything so they kicked him out and asked me if I wanted to play drums. And I was like, 'What? Yeah!' It started from there. Two weeks later we recorded our first single, 'So Perfect' – and it's two years later now."
Although Nobanda wasn't a professional drummer when she "hooked up" with her current band, she was an "informal" artist with several other groups practicing diverse musical genres.
"I'm from a hip hop background, and drum and bass and break beats and stuff like that," she says. Nobanda's convinced that this experience allowed her to make a transition into rock music. She does, however, acknowledge that she doesn't know much about the realm in which she currently finds herself.
"First time I heard rock and roll was when I met these guys. So it's completely new for me. I'm learning as I go," she says.
Audience reaction is very important
Fans of rock music around the world are primarily white. In South Africa, Nobanda says, her audiences are also "mainly young, crazy white kids," who nevertheless "mostly react very well" to the "mal (mad) Swazi girl" smacking the drums on the stage.
"The females love the fact that I'm beating the drums – because that is what I do. I have no mercy; I annihilate the skins!" she says, her voice raised in excitement. "I get very animated; I like to cause audience reaction. So I make a lot of eye contact with the audience, unlike a lot of drummers out there. Most just sit there with a bland expression. You could put them behind a curtain and no one would care."
But Nobanda makes sure the crowd knows she's enjoying herself, along with them. "I'm having fun. I'm looking at people, they're looking back. I rock out with the crowd," she says.
Nobanda "still can't believe" she's actually a rock 'n roll drummer. In the middle of gigs, she sometimes says to herself, "'Whoo hoo! It's me! They're looking at me!'"
Negative incidents
Nobanda says even though there are still "pockets of racism" in South Africa, audiences "hardly ever react negatively" to her race. "We play mostly venues where people are open to rock music delivered by any band, no matter what race the band is…."
But she also tells of a recent incident in Potchefstroom, a town in South Africa with a reputation for conservatism.
"After the gig we went to a restaurant. We were just sitting there eating chips. Then all of a sudden a whole group of (white) boys (who had attended the gig) walked past and they started chucking chips at me."
Although she laughs the incident off and is at pains to explain that none of her assailants used racist terms, Nobanda says it's "significant" that they only threw food at her, and not at her two white friends.
"It's disappointing, really disappointing. But fortunately people like this are few and far between in South Africa now," she says.
A sprint
Regarding her hopes for the future, Nobanda says that to "seal the coffin" on her career as a rock musician, she'd like to play a gig before a "load of people. Where they all look like termites, all looking at us playing. That would be it for me…. Then I'd probably just walk away and become a bank teller or something…."
But for this young, free-spirited Swazi, that's unlikely. Nobanda continues to display an unbridled passion for drumming. She likens her performance during a single song at a typical live show to "running a 400 meter sprint" and feels her band mates sometimes don't allow her enough space to demonstrate her talents.
"The flashy lead guitarist is given more opportunity to showcase his play and go on wicked jams, but I am more restricted…."
Then, Nobanda gathers her thoughts, and reflects, "Yeah, that's a bit irritating…. But it's cool – he solos for about three minutes, whereas if they gave me the chance I'd probably keep going for three hours! I do everything to the max – everything!" she exclaims, taking yet another long sip of a beer, the mischievous smile reappearing across her face.


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In February 1970, producer Creed Taylor launched the CTI Records label. He'd already spent several years in a production deal with A&M Records, producing a variety of jazz, jazz-pop and Brazilian-styled records, crafting significant hits for Wes Montgomery, George Benson, Antonio Carlos Jobim and others. Read more